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Let's clone dinosaurs.

That hardly seems worth it. I would stay stock unless I was trying to hit big numbers.

Good post.

TSRM states 4.0-5.0 volts. You have to be careful with the feedback. You can be in open loop, heavy throttle, and not WOT.

Becuase the introduction is in Jan of 86, not fall of 85. That makes it a half, not its lineage from the Celica Supra. Smart man.

I couldn't have said it better myself.

They are one of the ugliest of all time, no doubt.

No, and here is why. 50 years from now, these observations from the late 1800's or whenever will still be relevant. as seen with this quote... Scientists and enviormentalists are two different groups. But they are not presented that way on the Today show with Katie Couric. A Castro...

That is a good point. ".008 is nothing. Go ahead and do it if that is all it is. But ".008 will not really raise the compression ratio that much. Time to double check.

It is a close call. Sawblades are cool, and not much else are like it. And they have function. And the 5 star is very classy.

80 thousandths is way to much, by the book. I think it is ".039, or 1mm max. And remember the basics, the thinner the deck, the easier it will warp when hot. Regarless of what compression you are using, it is risky.

No shit. I was saying is global warming on Mars his fault? Why is global warming on Mars the same as here? and... I didn't refer to you Joel at any point except where I pointed out that Al Gore, the major source cited in the national press, is a politician, and has no background in...

Like Al Gore? If the left doesn't like what science finds, they question who found it. Instead of questioning wether or not the previous theories are correct, they attack the findings citing a politcal agenda. Pot meet kettle. The sun controls our weather...

You can add to your list. My 91 factory repair manual lists compression specs for the GE the same as the Cressida, 171 psi. I don't know about the 90. This is an increase from the 156 psi when the Supra debuted in Jan of 86.

Do you hate it when the Dallas Cowboys are called the Dallas Cowboys too? There is nothing wrong with a Celica Supra. It is a great ride. They look good, are light weight, and a 7MGTE bolts in relatively easy. Sounds like a good package to me.

Since the 86.5 was the first Toyota Supra, how do you figure?

Yep. Or a heavy duty diesel powerplant. I think Toyota did it to help with the fact that they did not use forged pistons.

Creationists know this, because the planet is only 6000 years old, and it it takes millions of years to turn a dead animal into oil, then it must be a different process. That and Halliburton coworkers talking about how wells that were pumped dry are full again. The earth makes oil. Cade, the...

Sounds like weak fuel pressure to me. If the one way valve is not working, fuel returns to the tank completely. This is not a lone Supra problem. Many EFI vehicles can have this condition. As for the misfire, is it only happening when it it is hard to start?

That and a slight variance in weather on a turbocharged engine will vary your output noticably. Giving you a different reading.